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    Designing A Research Project Related To Daily Life

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    This document discusses qualitative research methods. It explains that qualitative research investigates human situations, behavior, and social phenomena through everyday life events. It does not use hypotheses. Data is collected through interviews, participant observation, and focus groups. The data is then analyzed by categorizing, coding, and identifying themes to answer the researcher's questions. Qualitative research is tied to real-life experiences and conducted in participants' natural settings. The document also lists different types of qualitative research questions and shows how data collection and analysis should be congruent.

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    This document discusses qualitative research methods. It explains that qualitative research investigates human situations, behavior, and social phenomena through everyday life events. It does not use hypotheses. Data is collected through interviews, participant observation, and focus groups. The data is then analyzed by categorizing, coding, and identifying themes to answer the researcher's questions. Qualitative research is tied to real-life experiences and conducted in participants' natural settings. The document also lists different types of qualitative research questions and shows how data collection and analysis should be congruent.

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    This document discusses qualitative research methods. It explains that qualitative research investigates human situations, behavior, and social phenomena through everyday life events. It does not use hypotheses. Data is collected through interviews, participant observation, and focus groups. The data is then analyzed by categorizing, coding, and identifying themes to answer the researcher's questions. Qualitative research is tied to real-life experiences and conducted in participants' natural settings. The document also lists different types of qualitative research questions and shows how data collection and analysis should be congruent.

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    This document discusses qualitative research methods. It explains that qualitative research investigates human situations, behavior, and social phenomena through everyday life events. It does not use hypotheses. Data is collected through interviews, participant observation, and focus groups. The data is then analyzed by categorizing, coding, and identifying themes to answer the researcher's questions. Qualitative research is tied to real-life experiences and conducted in participants' natural settings. The document also lists different types of qualitative research questions and shows how data collection and analysis should be congruent.

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    What is Qualitative Research?
    • Mostly investigates the complexities of human
    situations, human behavior, social phenomena
    and poses inquiries about events in daily life.
    • Qualitative research does not use hypotheses.
    • Qualitative research have been gathered through
    procedures like interview, participant
    observation, focus group discussion etc.
    What is Qualitative Research?

    • Data are subjected to analysis that requires categorizing of


    data, coding, while at the same time, being attentive to
    themes that surface, which could be the answers sought by
    the researcher.

    • Tied to real life experiences, and research is conducted in the


    research participant’s natural setting.
    Congruence of Research
    Questions, Data Collection and
    Data Analysis
    • A. UNDERSTANDING AND PERCEPTIONS

    • B. PRACTICES/ ACCOUNTS OF PRACTICES

    • C. INFLUENCING FACTORS

    • D. PRESENTATION
    • E. CONSTRUCTION

    • F. LANGUAGE PRACTICE AND SHOWS CONGRUENCE BETWEEN DATA


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